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What should I compare first?
Start with the work you need to complete, then compare compatibility, capacity or output, ergonomics and total ownership cost.
Does staying in one battery platform save money?
It often can because bare tools can reuse batteries and chargers, but only when the platform actually covers the tools you need.
Should battery replace every corded or gas tool?
Not necessarily. Battery is extremely convenient, while corded power and gas can still make sense for specific continuous or remote workloads.
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